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Eight Contests Are on Card of
Nebraska Team This
Year.
NORTHWESTERN IS
FIRST OPPONENT
1924 Wreilting Schedule.
Jan. .26 Northwestern at Evanston
Febr. 1 or 2 Open
Febr. 8 University of Kansas at
Lawrence.
Febr. 15 Iowa State Agricultural
College at Ames.
Feb. 22 Iowa State at Lincoln.
Mar. 1 Minnesota University at
Lincoln.
Mar. 7-8 Missouri Valley Cham'
pionship meet at Ames.
Mar. 14-15 Western Intercollegiate
meet at Chicago.
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Nebraska's 1924 wrestling sched
ule was announced as final yesterday
afternoon by Head .Coach Clapp and
wil include five dual meets and two
championship meets. Two contests
are booked for Lincoln. The sched
ule arranged by the mat mentor for
the coming season is one of the heav
iest cards ever booked by the Uni
versity and the '24 season promises
to be the most successful in the his
tory of the institution.
The Husker slate was not made
final until late Thursday when word
was received from Northwestern of
ficials and contracts received stat
ing the terms of the match at Evans
ton. Two assistants have been in
structing Varsity candidates daily
during the. past few weeks and try
outs for representation in the initial
meet against Northwestern will be
held Wednesday of next week.
One mat man will be selected in
each of the seven weight divisions to
uphod the Cornhusker colors Janu
ary 26.
The week-end following the Evans
ton meet is open. Coach Clapp is
uncertain of financial means of book
ing another meet and believes that
seven tough twists is enough for a
singe season, should another team
be added to the present schedule, it
will likely be Oklahoma A. & M.
since the southerners have been angl
ing for a dual for some time.
Nebraska journeys south on Feb
ruary 8 to meet Kansas at Lawrence
and returning to Ames to meet last
year's Valley winners there.
First Home Match February 22.
The first home match of the sea
son will not be until February 22
when Iowa comes to Lincoln. The
two home meets comes together with
Minnesota grappling against the
the Scarlet and Cream performers
March 1. The climax of the season
will be marked by two strenuous
championship, meets. The Missouri
Valley title will be decided at Ames
March 7 and 8. Athletic authorities
are planning to send representatives
to Chicago to participate in the West
ern Intercollegiate wrestling cham
pionships March 14 and 15.
Members of the 1924 team of mat
artists will travel nearly 3400 miles
during the eight weeks of the wrestl
ing season. .Twice the represents
tives go to Chicago, once to Lawrence
and once to Ames.
Officers Elected
by Union Society
Officers of the Union Literary So
ciety elected for the second semester
follow: President, Emma Kosch
vice president, W. E. Hinze; treas
urer, George Bowers; secretary
Richard Brown: critic, Edward
Antrim: editor. Dene Hodges: sar
geant-at-arms, Frank Starr.
Francis X. Mills is to organize a
junior college to make a nine month
cruise around the world, starting
next. Septemher. This school will of
fer a full year in high school or col
lege combined with a year of foreign
travel.
Louisiana will have a new univer
sitv two miles south of Baton Rouge
The institution will combine the Lou
isiana State University and Agricul
tural and Mechanical college. De
siened to become one of the greatest
institutions in the south, it will be
opened in the fall of 1924.
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